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Joining me on this episode is Jessica Ostheim. Jessica is a clinical dietician at the University of North Carolina Rex Cancer Care. She received her Masters in Nutrition Sciences from Arizona State University and her Bachelors degree in Nutrition Sciences from Penn State University. She specializes in helping oncology patients with their dietary needs during cancer treatment.

We will explore:
What inspired you to become a nutritionist?

Why is nutrition important for cancer patients?

What role does nutrition play in cancer prevention?

There’s a lot of misinformation on the internet about cancer cures involving nutrition. What can you tell our listeners to help them discern what’s true and not?

How does what you eat affect your health, generally?

What are the keys to a healthy diet?

Are there foods that you would say are definitely carcinogenic?

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Can a Cancer cure overcome evolutionary pressures? Human evolution is possible because of the extreme tendency for DNA to mutate. This same tendency is what leads to mutations that cause cancer. This episode takes an in depth look at cancer care from the point of view of two oncologist. Dr. Robert Wehbie and Dr. Roger Anderson. You will hear them discuss how human evolution and cancer are inextricably bound together.

We will explore the many types of cancers

The current state of clinical care

Learn how cancer has evolved over the millennia

And whether or not a cure is finally on the horizon

Dr. Wehbie is a chemotherapy oncologist in Raleigh, North Carolina. He received his medical degree from the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health and has bee in practice for more than 20 years. He has expertise in treating lymphoma, lung cancer, prostate cancer, among other conditions.

Dr. Roger Anderson is a radiation oncologist also in Raleigh, North Carolina. He received his medical degree from Duke University School of Medicine and has been in practice for more than 40. Years. As a radiation oncologist, Dr. Anderson treats a variety of cancers that we will more about during the podcast.

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Dr. Craig Hane, affectionately known as Dr. Del, is on a mission to revolutionize math education and empower individuals with practical tools to unlock their potential. With a Ph.D. in Algebraic Number Theory, decades of teaching experience, and a passion for breaking barriers, Dr. Del offers a compelling mix of expertise, innovation, and storytelling that resonates with listeners of all backgrounds.

Born in the aftermath of WWII, Dr. Del’s early life was shaped by resilience and resourcefulness. From humble beginnings in rural Indiana, where he learned arithmetic under the guidance of his uncle, to overcoming significant academic challenges, his journey underscores the transformative power of belief, perseverance, and mentorship. Dr. Del’s inspiring story is one of turning setbacks into stepping stones, making it relatable and uplifting for any audience.

What sets Dr. Del apart is his groundbreaking approach to math education. He combines traditional concepts with modern tools like scientific calculators and Wolfram Alpha to demystify math and make it accessible to everyone. His philosophy is simple: math should empower, not intimidate. Dr. Del’s strategies enable students and professionals alike to conquer math barriers in STEM fields and beyond, proving that even complex subjects like calculus and differential equations can be made easy. You can learn more about Dr. Hane's work at his website: https://craighane.com/

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